The phrase "aggressive implementation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the forceful or assertive execution of a plan, policy, or strategy.
Example: "The company announced an aggressive implementation of its new marketing strategy to capture a larger market share."
Alternatives: "forceful execution of" or "assertive rollout of".
Other measures include a security fence that will run the length of Israel's southern border, aggressive implementation of employment laws and, ultimately, repatriation of the migrants.
It began in late 2005 with an "enforcement only" bill in the House of Representatives that relied on aggressive implementation of existing law and greatly restricting future immigration.
As Atul Sood, a professor at Jawaharlal Nehru University in New Delhi, has written: "The governance model of Gujarat is all about aggressive implementation of development on behalf of the big private investor.
Based on this feedback, the authors recommend an aggressive implementation of the formula standing for EDucation, POlicy support, STAandards, Demonstrations and INdustry involvement (EDPOSTADIN) at least for popularizing CFLs.
Aggressive implementation of these measures led to a 166-fold and 546-fold reduction in sand fly numbers and complete eradication of the local rodent reservoir, Rhombomys opimus, inside the camp during 2006 and 2007, respectively.
After 1843, during the times of Manifest Destiny and aggressive implementation of the Tyler Doctrine, King Kamehameha was pressured into dividing and privatizing the land.
But having witnessed this one from up close, I am convinced that the district's passive-aggressive implementation of the model was one major problem.
Using the Force to telekinetically strangle people for failing and then filling the freshly-vacated posts with bystanders is arguably the most aggressive implementation imaginable of policies like the Pentagon's "up or out".
Fold in everything that you can envision even with aggressive implementation rates (short of a call to war on carbon) and you might get to a 60% reduction (cost not considered whatsoever).
Carol Browner, who served as the EPA administrator for the entire Clinton presidency, said he set an important precedent for aggressive implementation and enforcement of environmental laws, particularly now when it has become difficult to pass new ones.
Any efforts to address one of China's environmental crises is welcome but progress will come over decades, even with aggressive implementation.
